Here’s the Gcode files for a Hummingbird Feeder hanger or plant basket hanger. You can see it being cut in the video here https://youtu.be/NoNy6XJNCxo
I cut the hummingbird and hanger separate then welded them together. I am also including a single gcode file with with the hummingbird and hanger assembled so you can cut it all as one and no need to weld it together. (You do still need to weld the bend line on the hanger bracket)
Note: Because of having to use some fusion trickery to get some of the finer details to generate a cut path, with the 1.0mm nozzle I used, I had a couple of the finer vines will burn off. The piece still comes out nice as you can see.
Hey this may be a good question for you, I’ve watched all your videos.
So the way I understand the kerf settings is that if you create a drawing in Fusion360 you set the kerf in there under tool settings then arcdroid to zero correct? What about feed rate, if you set that in Fusion 360 does it overide arcdroid “tune” settings or does it run on what you have set on Arcdroid?
I have a Hypertherm xp 45 with the 45 sync cartridge. I downloaded the cut setting from Hypertherm with feed rate and kerf settings. I noticed on there it recommends amps to be set at 45, it doesn’t even show an amp setting until you get into the finecut then it lowers down to 40. Does this mean anything your cutting basically between 1/8 - 1/4’’ the setting should be 45 amps and just speed rate adjusted?
The feedrate will be loaded from your gcode. The Arcdroid will override it if you change it. Otherwise it will use what’s in the code.
I haven’t used hypertherm. My understanding is the sync system sets amperage to whatever sync cartridge you install automatically. So yes, if you can’t adjust amperage, just adjust your feedrate.
I was just dealing with the same issue I extended my delay and I cleared all of the files I had saved to the arcdroids onboard memory along with doing a fresh calibration one of them did the trick
